is this ok for appendix carry?
524
The versa carry is very comfortable. My husband uses it and has had no issues of any kind.
525
While I usually carry at the 4:00 position, I did try appendix carry to see what people were talking about. The Versacarry works quite well in this position. Depending what other equipment I carry, I often alternate between right and left side carry as my 380 is usally used as a "back-up" unless I'm dressing down. Then it becomes primary carry.
693554
Yes. The bullets will not slide all the way through but will tuck into the sleeve nicely.
1171951
I have a S&W; M642 with CT as my EDC. I use this holster more when I'm wearing jeans or slacks and want to ensure no signs of carrying. Otherwise I use a smartcarry. Don't leave home without AMEX and a snubby.
398578
I haven't noticed any problem. It doesn't take up as much space as some of the gear I wore while in the army. I just do see any mobility issues with this ammo pouch.
1801593
Thanks for your response. It looks too big to carry so I will get another smaller one. I hope you never have to use it.
2079444
Yes. It is a good carrying case and great for hiking, but does not work for a very quick draw.
657414
Yes. It wouldn't be so bad if the handle was a bit thicker for gripping. It seemed unbalanced to me and kind of heavy for every day carry or hiking. Go with the blackbird, ease, or becker
1646311
It's safe if it doesn't ride too high. I either use my Techna clip to carry it low inside my waist band or carry it in my pocket holster. Many individuals don't carry their backup guns with the safety on if it is used as a backup.
216140
I use a Sony LCS-CXA holster style case so I can perform a "quick draw" immediately as I see the opportunity. I either attach the case to my belt or hang from straps around my neck. The case is a suitable size and rigid enough with moderate padding. I keep other essential items in another random bag or pack I travel with. I will probably use a coiled pistol lanyard to prevent theft. Yes, experienced thieves are capable of stealing anything on your person!
1316767
I am able to carry it without any problem. I have a sedentary job and do not work out regularly. It comes with a case with handles so it is not unwieldy --- it is easy to carry and not too heavy.
1980890
When inserted, they are not as wide as the gun so yes, I would say so. I do not have that holster, but yes. I carry the little Elsie Pea myself, and as you know, with no safety, I felt uncomfortable "full to the top". This is a nice solution. Put a light coat of Vaseline around the O.D. of it to make it pop out more easily. I like it!
171572
It is made for pocket carry. I did try the IWB approach and it works. With no way to attach to either belt or pants, I'm not sure how secure it would be. Around the house it felt good. Drawing the 238 was not a problem but reholstering could be if the holster were to shift after removing the firearm. I use IWB all the time and feel better having my holster securely attached to my belt.
1940593
Yes it goes inside belt on right side, its made to be placed in front just to the right, appendix carry, works well there. Could also be used right side behind hip. Hope this helps.
2192486
This ankle holster is for light weapons -- it is perfect for my kimber pepper gun. I think it is not appropriate for a firearm. IMHO.
567690
Absolutely. I carry a Beretta .40 and a spare magazine and they fit neatly. This item is the best thing I have ever had for carrying concealed in climates such as Arizona or Florida. No bulks under your shirt, no uncomfortable holsters on your waist. Down to earth price and... real leather!
1483774
I am not experienced enough to answer that question. It's okay for a practice holster, but sometimes the holster comes out with the gun.
56747
While I haven't tried riding a bike with it, I would say that it may work if you holster your firearm at the small of your back. I would imagine that carrying it in the front appendix carry position would be uncomfortable for leaning forward to your handlebars.